Thompson, a legendary deadline avoider himself, gave Burgess no mercy.
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Now, are they largest tax avoider in the history of corporate America?
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If your partner is an avoider, don't give up trying to connect.
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Paul Ryan is a master avoider when asked about Donald Trump's latest controversies.
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The U.S. is now unable to make a principled claim without protecting an egregious tax avoider.
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" On Apple's tax history: "Apple is the largest tax avoider in the history of U.S. business.
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"I think the real ah-ha here is two-fold... one, not everyone is an ad avoider at all costs," Naylor added.
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But at the $2612 million-and-up income level, taxes are essentially a sport, according to US President and gleeful tax-avoider Donald Trump.
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A studied, even militant avoider of exercise all his life, he had been seriously overweight for most of the past forty years, diabetic for a decade.
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Billionaire, presidential candidate, and debate-stage avoider Michael Bloomberg is spending an obscene amount of money on TV ads: More than $220 million since entering the race in late November.
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Is it just me, victim of snark culture and avoider of sustained eye contact that I am, or is being plain old nice surprisingly difficult — especially around the people who matter most?
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At the time, I had become an obsessive avoider of spoilers, the kind of person who stayed off Instagram and Twitter during live episodes of popular shows, even going so far as to turn off notifications to avoid reading about a reveal or twist that would ruin a surprise.
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The advisers For Campbell: Credit Suisse, Rothschild and Weil, Gotshal & Manges For Snyder's-Lance: Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank and Jenner & Block For Hershey: JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom For Amplify: Jefferies and Godwin Procter — Michael J. de la Merced For decades, the company best known for its sometimes maddening-to-assemble low-priced furniture has also had a reputation as a master tax avoider, making use of complex legal structures to minimize its tax bill.
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I'm a conflict avoider. I think I write > about such intense things because I'm actually really bad at expressing > anger.
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The Raiders say "oo" without stopping as long as they can continue and try to touch the Avoiders. If a Raider touches an Avoider while saying "oo", the Avoider is out. This process goes on till all Avoiders are out or surrender. If a raider fails to say "oo" or is out of breath, the Raider is out.
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In a Maker-Breaker game, Breaker has to take at least one element in every set. In an Avoider-Enforcer game, Avoider has to take at most k-1 element in every set with k vertices. In a discrepancy game, Balancer has to attain both goals simultaneously: he should take at least a certain fraction, and at most a certain fraction, of the elements in each set.
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"Arousal" types are usually self-proclaimed "pressure performers" and relish the exhilaration of completing tasks close to the deadline. "Avoider" types procrastinate to avoid the outcome of whatever task they are pushing back - whether it be a potential failure or success. "Avoider" types are usually very self-conscious and care deeply about other people's opinions. Lastly, "Decisional" procrastinators avoid making decisions in order to protect themselves from the responsibility that follows the outcome of events.
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Retrieved 24 February 2016. Bitter inheritance feud over Nazi survivor's fortune sees son tell court father was tax avoider. Tom Morgan, The Telegraph, 23 February 2016. Retrieved 24 February 2016.
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For his work avoider Prof. Dr. Alexander A. Galushkin was awarded by Federal Drug Control Service of Russia, Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation, Russian Academy of Educational Sciences, Russian Academy of Natural Sciences and other.
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His daughter Carolyn received £2.2 million from the foundation but her brother Alan only £1 million, resulting in a bitter legal dispute between them about whether the money in the foundation formed part of Hamilton's estate upon death. Hamilton's son argued it did and so should have been split equally between the siblings.Bitter inheritance feud over Nazi survivor's fortune sees son tell court father was tax avoider. Tom Morgan, The Daily Telegraph, 23 February 2016.
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Brennan said that Doug needed to "pull himself out of" his "avoider" ways. If there was any advice he could give to Doug, Brennan would warn him off going on any more blind dates. Brennan has an American accent which altered due to differing inflections, a trait which he felt fitted in with Doug's backstory of travelling abroad. Brennan told a writer from Heat that Doug's wardrobe consists of a collection of "itchy Christmas jumpers" and chinos.
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Conflict resolution styles or strategies that individuals may use depend on their dispositions toward pro-self or pro-social goals. ; Avoidance conflict style : Characterized by joking, changing or avoiding the topic, or even denying that a problem exists, strong dislike for following the rules the conflict avoidance style is used when an individual has withdrawn in dealing with the other party, when one is uncomfortable with conflict, or due to cultural contexts.For example, in Chinese culture, reasons for avoidance include sustaining a good mood, protecting the avoider, and other philosophical and spiritual reasonings (Feng and Wilson 2011). During conflict, these avoiders adopt a “wait and see” attitude, often allowing conflict to phase out on its own without any personal involvement.
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Fans choosing to sit in the upper decks will make the experience of watching games less desirable, and not going to games at all would cost teams more than the netting would. "The insights provided by the law-and-economics movement strongly suggest that the Baseball Rule currently fails to impose liability on the lowest cost and best risk avoider—the team itself—in the most efficient and socially optimal manner", Grow and Flagel write. Grow and Flagel argue that courts should abandon the Baseball Rule, or seriously modify it. They recommend subjecting teams to a strict liability standard for spectator injuries, which they admit might increase ticket prices but could be balanced by allowing some consideration of a spectator's own negligence, such as intoxication or making a deliberate attempt to catch the ball.
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Guido Calabresi in his book The Costs of Accidents (1970)The Cost of Accidents (1970), 135–403 argues that it is still efficient to hold companies liable that produce greater wealth.See also In the real world, where people cannot negotiate costlessly, there may be collective action problems of those who caused a nuisance, for instance by smoke emissions from a factory to many neighbouring farms, and so getting together to negotiate effectively can be difficult against a single polluter because of coordination problems. If it is efficient for the farmers to pay the factory to reduce its emissions, some of those farmers may hold off paying their fair share, hoping to get a free ride. The factory may be in a better position to know what measures to take to reduce harm, and can be the cheapest avoider, illustrating Coase's argument.
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Galli-Curci was a popular recording artist and her voice can still be heard on original 78-rpm records and their LP and CD reissues. Based on her recorded legacy and contemporary assessments of Galli-Curci's performances in England and America, the opera commentator Michael Scott, writing in Volume Two of The Record of Singing (Duckworth, London, 1979), compares her unfavourably as a vocal technician with coloratura sopranos of an earlier generation, such as Nellie Melba and Luisa Tetrazzini, but he acknowledges the unique beauty of her voice and the ongoing lyrical appeal of her charming singing. Her country estate near Fleischmanns, New York, where she resided from 1922 to 1937, known as Sul Monte, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2010. Galli-Curci's 1917 recording of Edvard Grieg's Solveig's Song is heard in the Dark Horror, Avoider game 1916 Der Unbekannte Krieg in the Bunker section and is heard at the end of the game.
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